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Twitter is full of mostly disappointing, negative news. So here is an inspiring, heartwarming story of rising against the odds to bring back positivity: Manoj Kumar Rajak was a regular govt job aspirant, so poor that he was struggling to repay just an ₹85,000 education loan. But Rajak didn’t give up. He kept trying and trying, finally cracked the code, became an electrical engineer in the Bihar govt, and thus began his journey of jan-seva. By the time Bihar’s Economic Offences Wing caught him yesterday, he had amassed more than ₹100 crore in property, with a modest salary of ₹12 lakh a year. He built properties across Bihar, Bengal, and Nepal, land, houses, warehouses, even a tea garden, mostly routed through benami holdings in family members’ names, like a petrol pump for his wife and a gas agency for his brother, along with real estate investments. Despite being married, he overcame those restrictions and even managed to make a Nepali girlfriend, for whom he built a luxurious bungalow in Nepal and made other investments. Manoj’s life is a shining example that with relentless dedication, hard work, and bold vision, no dream or goal is too big.

Coward and incompetent Pakistani Airforce Targets Rehabilitation centre in Kabul. These images will continue to haunt Pakistan for years.

Navreh Poshte! On this auspicious occasion of Navreh, I extend my heartfelt greetings to our Kashmiri Pandit brothers and sisters. May this New Year usher in hope, positivity and new beginnings for all.

ॐ नमः शिवाय तीन शब्द में सृष्टि सारी समाये This is all that was, is, and will ever be needed. 🪷🙏🪷🙏🪷🙏🪷🙏🪷

The Gujarat Cabinet has approved the draft Uniform Civil Code Bill, marking a significant step toward implementing a uniform set of personal laws in the state. The proposed legislation will not apply to Scheduled Tribes, keeping them outside its ambit. The Bill is likely to be tabled in the Gujarat Legislative Assembly on 24th March. With this move, Gujarat is set to become the second state after Uttarakhand to enact a Uniform Civil Code in independent India.